Saturday 2 May 2009

SPYWARE- DOCTOR


- Spyware Doctor is a stop-rated malware spyware removal utility that detects, removes and protects your PC from thousands of potential spyware, adware,trojans keyloggers, spybots and tracking thraets. Protect your privacy and computing habits from prying eyes and virtual trespassers with the help of Spyware Doctor.
-link download.
http://www.pctools.com/spyware-doctor/download/


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Friday 1 May 2009

GIANT ANTISPYWARE


Giant antispyware will search and destroy existing spyware on your conputer, as well as instantly alert you when potential dangers arise, stopping most spyware before installing. This prevention is the key to keeping your computer clean and your information personal.
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Thursday 30 April 2009

KASPERSKY ANTI-VIRUS


-Protection from viruses, trojans and worms.
-Protection from spyware and adware.
-Protection from all styes of keyloggers.
-Detection of all styes of rootkits.
-Protection from viruses when using ICQ and othe IM clients.
-Self defense of the antivirus program from being disabled or stopped.
-Tolls for creating a rescue disk.

-Link download here.
www.kaspersky.com


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Wednesday 29 April 2009

KASPERSKY INTERNET SECURITY

-Intergrated protection from all internet threats
-Reatime scanning for mail internet traffic and file
-personal feriwall wit an IDS/IPS system. Improved
-protection from leaks of confidential data. New
-protection from spam and phishing
- automatic database updates
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link dowload here.www.kaspersky.com
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Tuesday 28 April 2009

Countries Have Confirmed Swine Flu Cases


Two new swine flu cases were confirmed in Israel and as many as 11 in New Zealand, bringing the number of countries with confirmed cases to at least seven on Tuesday. But all, with the exception of Mexico, said the patients were recovering or had been hospitalized with only mild symptoms, leaving health officials struggling to determine why the disease has killed only in Mexico.
In the United States, the number of infections stood at 50. Preliminary tests by health officials in New Jersey had identified five “probable” cases — four people who were recently in Mexico and one who had been in California, The Associated Press reported.

During the SARS outbreak in 2003, recommendations against visiting Canada severely impaired the country’s tourism industry. Canada said then that that warnings were unnecessary and has since promoted the idea that the W.H.O. should be the body which issues them.

Ten other countries are investigating possible cases, including China and Russia, which were set to quarantine passengers suspected of having the flu.
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